Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-16
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The infant son of Mr.. Joseph Boulet
quite i'll.
James Galusla, from the Jefferson, is j
town for a few days.
There are several cases of pnuemonia r.
ported in VAUDEVILLE.
Centerville people boast that there ar
no Chinese wash houses in that burg.
Some sawdust or ashes would be a grea
help to the patrons Of the Postofice.
James Touhey contemplates taking vi
his residence in South Butte very shortly
Born-In Butte, Sunday afternoon, tt
the wife Of Judge w. I. Lippincott, adaugh
ter.
Miss Anna Day, from Pocatello, is visit
ing her friend Bessie Macdonald in Soutl
Butte.
Dan Tewey, OF the Southern Hotel, ad'
v~ertises for a dining room girl. See want
column.
George Pascoe has been appointed ad'
ministrator for the estate of Chris Hart,
deceased.
Born-In Butte, Saturday. February
IL, 1887, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Phillips, a
daughter.
The roof is being put on the large new
building Of Meyers & Co., corner Main and
Galena streets.
Large numbers Of people visit Washing
ton and Idaho streets every night to watch
the merry sleigh riders.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians, Divis-
ion No. 2, has changed its meeting from
Friday to Sunday night.
Oscar:Hansen. who represents E, L, Mar
tin 4 Co., of Kansas City, is in the city.
Oscar says he always likes to come to
Butte to see his numerous friends here.
Considerable complaint is being made BY
the young people who have had prepared
the Toboggan slide on Idaho street against
large teams driving on the same with rough
locks.
Mrs. Monteath. who was hurt last week
by coming in contact with a telegraph pole
while tobogganing, was able to be moved
Yesterday to her residence on upper Idaho
street.
The many friends of J. Ross Clark will be
glad to hear hat he is able to take out
door exercises now. It is to be hoped that
ne may be spared to his family for many
years to come.
Richard Kane has been placed under
$4,000 bonds, to appear before judge Nc
Hatton next Thursday at 2 D. NJ, at
time he will explain his connection
the Touhy robbery case.
Edward Trulock. who has been confined
in the Alice hospital for some time with a
broken leg will be discharged this morning
rom that place by Doctor Holland, as he |
has fully recovered.
Died-At Walkerville, February 13, 1887. |
Miss Annie Dillon, aged 26 years and &
The funeral will take place on
tuesday. at 2 p. M, from the American
House, Walkerville.
The old Lexington mill, mine and emel.
'er will close down Wednesday, owing to a
'~hortage OF salt and wood. Work will be-
'esumed again as soon as tho necessary
'upplies can be. obtained.
Mr.. Joseph Walker, President of the AL.
&c Company, and Judge Gilchrist, OF Salt
City, are making q pleasant visit to
he Alice mines. While in Walkeryille thev
re the guests of Mr.. W. E. Hall.
Moorhouse &Gwinn will erect a large two
orlck IN the spring on the present site
oJolnlng the bank. The first floor will be
sed as a cigar store and saloon. while thu
PIPER moor will be devoted to club rooms.
Died-In Butte, February IA, 1887. So.
me, infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
The funeral takes place from !
residence, corner OF Copper and Wash {
So-N0ys IJleuU6 1nVlIe0. |
r: 81. Toole has disposed of the North. !,
estern Hotel to Costello & Lalone for . :
of $4,000. The new firm !.
Re ~well-known caterers, and no doubt will .
Yep up the ~well-earned reputation of the :
)use.
SNEAK thieves are at present workine
aiKervlie. Last week some parties en- c
red the Holland House, on Daley street. :
Ill broke into the cellar and stole nine s
ms W sides OF bacon, and three tubs =
butter. Tn people up there will make q
'ort work OF the thieves if they are q
Ex-Judge Knowles and Judge Galbraith 8.
be the orators at the Welsh anniver. o
'ry celebration On March 1. At the last G
Getting OF the club. it was decided to meet y
om time to time. at the residences of the \
members. Next Thursday the q
Getting will be at the residence OF Sheriff =
oyd. Il
The passenger train which left Butte m
Q Utah d Northern Saturday nieht Va